Training
CAD modelling, pressure vessel design, ASME codes, technical writing, and taking an idea through to a product. Taught by engineers who run three makerspaces in Nigeria — live online anywhere in the country, or at your site.
Every course runs live — not a recording — and every one can be shaped to the work your people actually do. Tell us the context and we weight the syllabus to it.
Parametric modelling, assemblies and manufacturing drawings in Fusion 360, Inventor or SolidWorks — taught on the package your team already uses.
Designing and checking pressure vessels: shells, heads, nozzles and reinforcement, with the calculations laid out the way a reviewer expects to see them.
How to find, read and apply the ASME code sections that govern your work — and how to show that you did.
Reports, specifications, procedures and proposals that get read, understood and approved the first time.
The route from a sketch to something manufacturable: prototyping, design for manufacture, costing and the decisions that kill projects late.
Close the gap between a curriculum and what an employer expects on day one. Run as a semester module, a vacation intensive or staff development.
Give students design and making skills early, and give your teachers the confidence to keep it going after we leave.
Bring a team to a common standard on the software and codes they already work with. Delivered around your project schedule.
Workforce and capacity programmes, delivered to a documented syllabus with attendance and outcomes you can report against.
Skills programmes for the people you serve. Tell us the outcome you are funded for and we will shape the course to it.
Engineers and students who want the skill without waiting for an employer to pay for it. Join a course on your own.
Takes a minute. It is how we send your quote and, later, your joining details — and how you check on the booking without emailing anyone.
Tell us the format, how many people and roughly when. You see the price before you submit.
Your payment details arrive by email straight away, with a reference to quote.
Once payment lands we confirm dates and send the preparation guide and your meeting link.
Paid training is invoiced and collected by Mazi Inc., our corporate entity in Canada. Your receipt and card statement will show Mazi Inc., not CoMakers Africa.
Pay in naira or Canadian dollars, whichever is easier — by card, PayPal or bank transfer. The training is delivered by the same people either way.